MailComposer - Expo 中文网

¥Installation

Terminal

- npx expo install expo-mail-composer

If you are installing this in an existing React Native app (bare workflow), start by installing expo in your project. Then, follow the additional instructions as mentioned by library's README under "Installation in bare React Native projects" section.

import * as MailComposer from 'expo-mail-composer';

Methods

`MailComposer.composeAsync(options)`

Name	Type
options	`MailComposerOptions`

Opens a mail modal for iOS and a mail app intent for Android and fills the fields with provided data. On iOS you will need to be signed into the Mail app.

Returns:

Promise<MailComposerResult>

A promise fulfilled with an object containing a status field that specifies whether an email was sent, saved, or cancelled. Android does not provide this info, so the status is always set as if the email were sent.

`MailComposer.isAvailableAsync()`

Determine if the MailComposer API can be used in this app.

Returns:

Promise<boolean>

A promise resolves to true if the API can be used, and false otherwise.

Returns true on iOS when the device has a default email setup for sending mail.
Can return false on iOS if an MDM profile is setup to block outgoing mail. If this is the case, you may want to use the Linking API instead.
Always returns true in the browser and on Android.

Types

`MailComposerOptions`

A map defining the data to fill the mail.

Name	Type	Description
attachments (optional)	`string[]`	An array of app's internal file URIs to attach.
bccRecipients (optional)	`string[]`	An array of e-mail addresses of the BCC recipients.
body (optional)	`string`	Body of the e-mail.
ccRecipients (optional)	`string[]`	An array of e-mail addresses of the CC recipients.
isHtml (optional)	`boolean`	Whether the body contains HTML tags so it could be formatted properly. Not working perfectly on Android.
recipients (optional)	`string[]`	An array of e-mail addresses of the recipients.
subject (optional)	`string`	Subject of the e-mail.